Tron founder Justin Sun dismisses rumors of him offloading his Ethereum holdings while clarifying the transfer as ETH price bounce back 2%.

Tron founder Justin Sun has denied reports of him selling Ethereum as on-chain data shows significant deposits to HTX over the last month. In his latest message, Sun said that all rumors of him offloading his ETH holdings are false. The announcement comes as the ETH price has bounced back 2% over $3,400 showing signs of bottom formation and further rally ahead.

Amid massive Ethereum movement from Justin Sun's wallet, along with his redemptions of ETH from liquid staking platform, Lido Finance and EtherFi, and further deposits to crypto exchange HTX, there have been rumors of his selling his holdings. But the Tron founder has cleared the air finally.

Sun clarified that the recent activity involving ETH was merely a transfer between different wallets, not a liquidation. He reaffirmed his long-term bullish stance on the Ethereum ecosystem. The Tron founder wrote:

"The rumors circulating online about us liquidating ETH are false. This is simply a transfer of ETH between our different wallets. We remain long-term bullish on the Ethereum ecosystem".

Since November 10, as ETH price surged following Donald Trump's victory, Justin Sun has deposited a total of 108,919 ETH, valued at $400 million, into HTX, with an average price of $3,674 per ETH. Many of these deposits were made close to local price peaks.